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Fannie Fires 100+ For Fraud

Here is the story on the fraud: https://techstory.in/fannie-mae-lay...workers-accused-of-misusing-grants-programme/
 
It's a blessing that AMCs saves DOGE from having to cull the appraiser herd....
Just kidding....
 
While much of the news this past week has centered around President Trump's tariffs and the effects on the stock market, there has been other significant activity in Washington, D.C., as FHFA Director William Pulte continues to make big changes at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency announced April 8 that it had fired more than 100 Fannie Mae employees for "unethical conduct," including facilitating fraud, since Pulte took the helm in March.

"In President Trump's housing market, there is no room for fraud, mortgage fraud, or any other deceitful act that can jeopardize the safety and soundness of the housing industry," said Pulte, who appointed himself as chairman of the boards of directors of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac soon after stepping into the leadership role at at the FHFA.

The news release did not provide details about the nature of the alleged fraud. The FHFA declined to comment further when contacted via email by Real Estate News.

Eliminating 'waste' at Fannie and Freddie: The news of the firings follows a series of posts Pulte made on X highlighting other cuts at the agencies he oversees. Pulte said Fannie Mae has already saved $6.4 million by eliminating programs related to climate change and diversity.

"Consulting contracts that waste money and other DEI nonsense is being stripped away,"
Pulte wrote on April 7, noting that "Freddie Mac spent $9 million on DEI last year — we are eradicating it and returning the $9 million to better uses that actually make homes more affordable."


bust them up... :clapping: :rof::clapping::rof:
 

A Reminder of the Corruption That Helped Birth the Biggest Bailout in History

Washington, July 18, 2013
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“Fannie Mae will never impose a cost on the American taxpayer…” – James A. Johnson, Chief Executive Officer of Fannie Mae, testifying before the House of Representatives, April 17, 1996
“Under the direction of James A. Johnson, Fannie Mae’s calculating and politically connected chief executive, the company capitalized on its government ties, building itself into the largest and most powerful financial institution in the world. In 2008, however, the colossus would fail, requiring hundreds of billions in taxpayer backing to keep it afloat. Fannie Mae became the quintessential example of a company whose risk taking allowed its executives to amass great wealth. But when those gambles went awry, the taxpayers had to foot the bill.” –
Reckless Endangerment, published in 2011
Few issues have united Americans quite like the outrage at taxpayer-funded bailouts – and rightfully so.
Hardworking taxpayers should never forget: The nearly $200 billion bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is the biggest, costliest taxpayer-funded bailout in history.

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fannie has a track record...and it's not good :rof:

 
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they have an ethics code...with an exception clause...and i cant stop laughing :rof:
 
Just watched this on TV .... So it involved fannie & freddie So I don't know how accurate it was. Apparently some employee's were working from other countries . I guess they were touring the world.

Good Grief!
Virtual worker's...lol
 
The deeper we dig the bigger the mess is exposed. Most American's new years ago these agency's had been taken over by the inmates but they got to big to fail and by 2005 if they crashed the whole mortgage world and banks went down with them.

Now it's like how do you unwind 60 years of entrenched bureaucracy that loves how it operates.
 
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